n'uii-sday, May 13, 1926.
Pace Two
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Club - . .W. I IVt.
nrooklyn
inciull H ...
-f'hlcatro .
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New York
SL Ixut
I'hlladtlphl
7 I .Mil.
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AMmiCA l.EARI-K
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W. 1,
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Jw York -woalilnston
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Clevelond j
("htcairo -4
rhlladclphla .
Tietrolt .,
Hoston .
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NATION All IiF-AorE
Philadelphia, i, Pltuhurf 14
Hrooklyn 2, Chlcairo 0. ,
Hoston I. Cincinnati J. .'.
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II. Jt
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..17
New York .
HI. btuto ,...
Dalterles lUns; and Rnyder;
hherdf I, Huntslncer and O'arrell.
A-U:HICAN I.W(il'F.
ru t roll 2, Boston 4.
Clileatro 3, Philadelphia 4.
NEW IIIiK AP)
rievelaiiil .. ..
New York .
a h.
.6 11
C 11
naileries Hmilh. Iluck.ysn.l 1.
Hi well; Bhocker and Collins.
WASIIINQTON AP) H. II. F.
HI. I,oula 4 .
Washlnirton 7 14 1
Iiatterles Kaehary, Davis and
Diion; Johnson and Jtuel.
Assies to Enter Nine
Athletes in Coast Meet
rORVAIXIS. Or May 11. AP)
1 "Dad" llull.r. OrtHTOn Airrlcul.
, luroj coIisko track coacti, lert yes
lerday for HUtnford ? university
vilh nlno men to compete In the
7'acKlr coast Intercolleflala track
, meet. Tho Acrfe will bav n.
., tranta for every event except the
burn jump. Wilcox dislocated an
elbow while rrylne Out for that j
f.iii iaei ni.ni.
All four members of (he 1n
, nine relay tram at Oralis will be
entered. Bell, two mils: Hulls,
mile and two mile; Clayton, 110
and mils; Hlsson, 440 and (.
Other entrants ar Captain IM.
ker. hlrh aa low hurdles: Hi riff.
JflO, lit and broad jump; Meswtnar.
too, 220 a polo vault: IHian.
skot ptrt and dlavM; Jsrrla. jay.
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AVohlk and'mmln iV Jc.kie ah.
manofer-of tho fort Worth leoin
of tb Teisafeamie-
Joe pate, wbo w6n to irames for
Att laM season Is now with Ihe
VnHkidelphla Athletics. 1I recently
jnafle his major li-airue debut at 11
year af age by defeatlna; Wssh-
Inirlan.
. .,(!, Johns, now a member or 1
Ih I)lrolt .Tya-era, won th same
jfiiiiober and lost onty eight srames. '
rur less than I'ol-. Johns also ,
.4i) wo bis first start uealnnt Oev
Ml'land. . . -
ilxaslm two ellrbrr who turned
l ... . . . . . . .
iu ttr.viriorws I Bill seuavii seems 10 i
tj . ... . . . .
narr uwi ,on vvovi n s pennani
etratca-y. I.urtun the first three
- wwks of play Ihe.clnb has floun-
idered around Ihe cellar. j
Alt,. who bus won six atralg)t
nnbaiis In Olt Teias leaeu tor
t'ort Worth sad rtva Dlxf ierles In
tun same Urn from lbs pelinanl
Jwhiners of jlie Houlh4rn ansoria.
Sum. I. VI..ii. ..1.1... ....I.
. fl.lllK MllfllllJ IUUI ..i;
dlna. NonrofidVr ha Is slnslny:
"trios; back those pitchers 10
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' MATH .MANAfiKRR
rWnrh managers once attain have
tho rail over playlne; liders in the
majors. The odds are .7 In favor
of Ihe bench directors.
The American league has five
playlne manairers as against two In
the National. Of lain years Ihe
Amerlcsn baa be n In the habit of
3 j giving star players, who so desired.
an opportunity 10 manage.
llornaby, the biggest celebrity tn
the National It-ague, Is one of the
few stars In that circuit to enact
the managr-rial role. t
On the other" hand.' five of the
most brilliant "players In Ihe Junior
eirculi, obb, Kpeaker, Hlnl' r, liar,
rta and Collins, am not only play,
tug but managing as well. .
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The surcesa attained by AmerU
can liugue stars, on tbe whole, ban
bin above the average. Htanley
Harris baa turned In two ptnnant
winners and one world champion,
ship; while Trbi HpeaXer nas one or
each to bis credit.
Managing a major league bait
club Is a man's Job itself without
doing any playing. If a star Is
temperamentally tilled to handle
men, hla chances lo deliver are
much better.
However. II Is often Ihe rase that
the work of the star player Is im
paired by the added duties of Hit
manager. Tltef- arsananyldes to
thei argument for and against Ihe
policy o( making managers or etnr
plays rs. .
SUV O'Neill, star catcher" or
the Clavrlsad Indians when they
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I-llrhxr Owen farrol, former Itoly
'raa star, who la alul the property
or Ihe unroll Tyr.
Carroll la tho yountc man wlii
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'Beavers Climb While '
actions Drop a .Notch
paiiho vnvfr leachtk '
Clubs w. i. it
Ijm Anrete ..... .1 14
Mou U li
Oakland : : 17-1S
rfeain ,-. It it
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Hollywood .. 17 17
Portland 17 IS
Harranento IS I ft
lUn i'rnrl'co .. , .li I J
Hollywood 4. Sa-mim-nto 3.
IH ANGKI.KH AI') 11. II. K.
fturrarnento 7 2
JloUMCM.j 4 9 I
HaitTi- ILiiifti and Kx h!?r;
FlnglMon and "ok. '
Im Ani-b- -I, 1.
PKATTI.K AP It. H. K.
f.o Arrl- . 4 10 ft
P-oitl ... 1 ft 3
IfcttfrUD Vandal and ani
berg; Kit tot t find Jenkin.
I'urtUiut San f Vani-bw-o 3.
rHi..TfA.VU lAl'j) K- II. K.
fUa rVanriiiro .. . 3 4 1
I'orttaAd . C 7 I
tuUtTW- William, and Asrwj
IJiigrfll and It-rrjr.
ibtti 7. OakUml 4.
SAN KlsAXriivyi (Alv IMI. K.
Oakland , 4 10 3
Mltxloiis ..... . 7 10 2
Jl&ttTi-Kuftix and ltool; ioi
an.i Murphy.
Salem Debating Team "
To Reach Home May 21
WASHINGTON. May 13. (AP)
The Ral-m. Or-Kon. hiph nrhool
ballfiir lain which Itmt Kilt-iti.
.Mart., arrlv-.l lierft from rhlla!!.
phia yl-rlav tlannlnir to rfay
tfnill Ssttmlay. wht-n thi-y will
lav- for lh coaua,. via Xi-w ir
fajl. tnm A1tK -n anil Han Kran
einro. Tli-y -t to l-arh hom
Mar ii. "
lu.t only two tptni.jt in our ycant
or roll-K twirling anil turnM in
iomHblnir like C4 -vlrtork-M. On
joining the Tygerx, farroll fountl
(he l" or play lr riJ lly -llfr.-r-(nl
In Ihi .Ifijr ultow. anl - ju&l
couMn't win.
I work'..l IhA flrftt two hall cam'
I'arroll pitrhrd In th inajom. 1
prrJk"trtl wtrrtHH for hitn dfcHpIt1
(!-f-at. hitt thoilKlit hrr wax a year
or two away.
I'nH'-r the diwrtion or Stevf
O'.NVIII, who b ratrhiufr him at To
ronio. Carroll a consiau-nt win-n-r.
''('arroll, lonkti hfllnr In cvno'
Mart. Ilt will In- a flnlahcd Mich--r
at lh. clow of Hi wapon. rr-adv
irk (o ihr majors ax hla ralohi-r.
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FrosivRook Rtlar Meet
To Be Held at O. A. C
Kl.'GKSK, Orv.. Jf3V 13. AP
-i-iixn-?n troek men, 10 fomprtf in
Ihe annual froh-rok rWay car
nival, wire nam. 4 yesterday by
Karl ijrsiit; rwh of the I'nU't-nuty
of Orf-goa rnt-hinn. The n--t.
! will be nrM t . ji. c. on the
home field of the rooks. Fire
Its-ant wiU Ims. enured..
y.atru- tor the froah in both the
44w r tey and Ihe half mile r-Iy
wiil ftk-l from CrJ C'hi--
hire. Arthur Ord. l-oy MoU-e. Jo
wannrq, vtrwpr i)Ur"ii ami jtrx
jjs-oit- Two of these met. w,H l-ave
t in mil in both tvGMtZj ;.' ,
I Th" mi! r--ly Untn will b- com
,,o4d of the folioMiriK .fivf- run
j imm: Joe KinAnl, J ark iont-ji, l;tll
MUff'-rty. I'iII ruikjJnk J and
NVltton. Tht- on who do-"nt iar
li4iite in tbia ev ni will run 1b
larlr mile "
Th Oirfft mflr: rly (ram will
roKipojv-tl of ivo half nub-m
and I wo mlb-rs. :rnri ilrk'ltrir k.
Kiinnr Rwiiicm and iJtivbl Ja.inan
:krv th- half uilb-rM on bun4 nr.d
JlAroM lift;.-. Kdwin J nsen and
f!ol.Tt Hill on band for lh;
inilr work. The two riun;r i'l
iliut crofif nnl u-d In thjv
iiih rv-ni will it. d in tn-d-
l-y r Uy. j
Kilwin Jensen la a fornter mi m
l.er of ihe I ji. Craiido track i,ua..
Ill.'lf). AVf IIAKIUS lilt WV
I1KI.I.IXUIIAM. Wah May II.
I.r Krankie lt'if. ii Itllinir-
ham ri-ailierwftight, and Harry Har
ris, of Atorla. re.i fouaht nix
ronri'lM lo a draw in ihe main event
nf a emoker here last highr.
IV ACAIX, OIT AtiAIV
, NK'.V YOICK lliivina- sold one
Irink. Abrahiiin Mir;ky . ilrm;
cl.-rk. Is lo "I d"port-.. Ills nnal
c:ISai-n)i,iip piiiwrs w'-re lt.ili-d on
Ilie Kime day be too Isfieil 'a Ihimly
cujiiunn-r. ' nu Wi. y have tilnn
anii-IIi-d oil Ihe trroilfid thai hn
ihowcl he wus nui of irood monil
rhanirr.T.
si.i:r.iiv; mikvixs kii.mi:i
SKW 1MVKN There's a movh
it V:i'e of siiM-pinif sleknesa. II
will Ii" 11ii nucleus of a library of
riling of various diseases.
BAKER-LA GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grande
II nri a .sn p m II j&l J .- c a xiJv . ?vi tv in . I
- . H HI J .."liHCIPI I . ' I I w -w
Thye and Ekhmd Draw '
In Portland Grapple
rfiTIJk.vl, Orrw liar 1 1. AW)
Td Thy. of ortland. and ('fcarn
Eklund. of lluffalo. Wyo..
wrvatled lo a draw hrr laat night.
Nfkbr could r-4 4h drldln fall.
tlioucrh earh took one. Kklund !
took the firxt fall In nine minute
S imw4i with a reverse leu aria-
nora on the arm. as Thye was at
templinc; lo work a doubl wrlaU
lock. Thye took Ihe tond rail in
oimi hour and. half with a, eroh-h )
and leg; lock. ; f "
In the preliminary Ixxiia rtten j
da celebrated his return to Tort-;
land wnMliris ly taklnc a fall and j
d.rWon from Jack Mill, r.' . ;
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TKMS MKITT MUKIHUD
The l'niv-nUty of On-gcn freshman
ta-nnlii itPtBon will end tomorrow at
OorvallU wbn tbe tarllf.cK vie
Willi the rook from O. A. .TtiM
mr-9t will te the a-robd of th
mn " bi-twen the two tama. the
(krron frehmen lokinc Al-on
- p In the i.r.vioua crifoiinti r.
The Orf-iton freshmen to take the
rorvallU trip are Ilnry Ner. riar
'oce IJartman. rJpar Blausoo, Ben
Hoii'h-r nnd Harry !.
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I'eruliar luk,
Jwit ateady and eurneftt
And full of plurk .
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We have a full line of over
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"The Store That
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. WAKHINGWN Veterans In
j Waller Heed hospital are forwt.
. - .nnhli.a In eat.
ting some oi mi ..---- ---
loir jroodh-s dlsiribuud personally
'toy Ihe preside'nt and Mr. Cool
ldK. One veteran i received tlio
presl'lential , autotrrapb rand nett
yot a hand clasp. , -
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